All posts by veronica-sonam-drolma

Children Are Perfect

Children are perfect – whether their faces light up with a smile or they wear expressions of deep contemplation. Whether their hands are pristine or smeared with the evidence of their latest adventure, whether they wear the same cherished outfit day after day or come running barefoot, they radiate a pure, unblemished light. Children are the essence of innocence and joy, the very light of this world.

At “Help One Child Thrive,” we embrace and celebrate this perfection in every child. We welcome all children with open arms, recognizing their inherent worth and potential. Our mission is to create an environment where every child can flourish, where their unique light is nurtured and cherished. We work tirelessly to improve their lives, ensuring they have the support, resources, and love they need to thrive.

In a world that often emphasizes flaws and shortcomings, we choose to see the beauty and perfection in each child. We believe in their dreams, their laughter, and their boundless curiosity. We are dedicated to fostering a sense of belonging and security, where every child feels valued and loved.

Join us in this beautiful journey. Together, we can make a difference, one child at a time. Let us celebrate their perfection, nurture their growth, and light up the world with the brilliance of their presence. At “Help One Child Thrive,” we are committed to making the world a better place, starting with our children, the perfect lights of our lives.

A Productive Day

We had a productive day, despite a delayed start due to a banking issue that pushed our work-day to begin after 2 PM. Nonetheless, we successfully distributed a significant amount of food to those in need. Additionally, children received heartfelt gifts from their long-distance parents, adding to the day’s warmth and joy. In a surprising turn of events, we also received three parcels, one of which was sent back in 2020! It’s a testament to the idea that everything eventually finds its way, even if it takes a detour through unexpected places like South Africa. Our commitment to serving our community remains unwavering, and we’re grateful for the support that allows us to make a difference in the lives of others.

Delightful Monday

What a delightful day it’s been! From dawn till dusk, the air has been tinged with joy and accomplishment. The sound of children’s laughter echoed through the streets, their excitement contagious as they eagerly awaited their school reports. And when those reports finally arrived, revealing their hard-earned successes, the atmosphere swelled with pride and celebration.

Strength and Resilience

In a world often overshadowed by sadness and brokenness, where problems seem insurmountable, there’s a glimmer of hope that shines through. Despite facing their own hardships, people continue to bring goodness into the world. And when I reflect on this at the end of the day, it’s as if evil cannot truly prevail. Truth, beauty, and kindness emerge as beacons of light, lifting us from the depths of darkness.

So, I say to you, and to myself: it will be fine. Amidst the chaos and uncertainty, let’s hold onto this belief. Let’s continue to cultivate goodness, to spread kindness, and to embrace the beauty that surrounds us. For in these acts, we find strength, resilience, and the power to overcome.

A Spirit of Love and Grace

In our country, today marks another bank holiday, yet we devoted our time at HOCT with a spirit of love and grace, pouring our best efforts into every task. When passion drives our work, each moment unfolds in a symphony of beauty and joy. It’s as if work ceases to be work at all.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to Mugoya Swaliki for his dedication to food distribution, to Mihaela Florentina Stoica for her stunning collage work, and to all the generous souls at Help One Child Thrive, both friends and sponsors. May blessings shower upon each and every one of you abundantly.

Busy Weekday

At the end of each day, my heart is so full, I am so happy to see the results of our work. Little children that have their food, tables that are filled in with all the necessary information for our reporting, photos ready to be posted everywhere on our social media.

We work a lot at HOCT, a lot. But somehow, I can no longer imagine my life without HOCT. This sweet sensation of exhaustion is what gives my life sense and meaning.

I am grateful for the hard work of my beloved team, Mugoya Swaliki who worked even though he felt very ill today, and Mihaela Florentina Stoica who has her busy life too, but who never forgets to help me.